eventually, as the cloud brea ks bob, there., as the cloud breaks right at the end of the night, we could see those temperatures dipping in. as we had to the midlands, though, it is a cloudy start. there will still be a few light showers around. otherwise, we should see some sunshine, beginning to develop across these areas. for the most part, it will be areas. for the most part, it will be a dry day, with some good burst of sunshine. we will lose the fog through the morning in northern ireland. cloud rather stubborn across the south—east of the uk, it will break up eventually, but temperatures around six to 9 degrees, or so. a temperatures around six to 9 degrees, orso. afine temperatures around six to 9 degrees, or so. a fine day ahead of some rain that is coming into the north—west later on. that weather front there is going to be weakening, and a deepening area of low pressure strengthening the winds, and that warm front, that weather front will bring some opposition to rain, at least early on in the day. again, as the rain

murphy levelled it back to four frames all but two century brea ks four frames all but two century breaksump. john higgins had no trouble. he cleared up the final frame with a break of 80. he will play ronnie 0 sullivan's conqueror. welcome both. let's see if we can get it right. many of the front pages are already in. let's start with the times which has a picture of donald trump and his daughter on the eve of their first anniversary of his inauguration. the financial times. there is news of a potential new treatment for sufferers of ibs on the front of the eye. the express features a reaction that there will be no attempt by the government to review the parole board ‘s decision to release taxi rate thisjohn worboys. much of it because it is contaminated. the telegraph has cabinet officer david lillington has suggested that they could rejoin the eu in the future. the mirror leads with calls by victims ofjohn worboys for police to reinvestigate dozens worboys for police to reinvestigate d oze ns of worboys for police to reinvestigate dozens of allegations of rape and assault. a variety of

some brea ks over scotla nd england and wales, some clout.reeze is picking up. northern ireland with wind that could touch gale force. around the coasts and hills. wet and windy weather sweeping southwards across england and wales taking us to dawn on monday morning. the rain and cloud clearing up. cabbages in the highlands could get close enough for a touch of frost. no frost towards the south and east as we start monday morning. not a great commute, heavy rain around. still win thes touching gale force across some of the coasts. rain at times across england. wales and northern england. not everyone will get wet in the rush—hour. perhaps the chance of seeing some brighter gaps in the showers. morning sunshine for scotla nd showers. morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. already show was fairly well scattered across the country. already the cold air starting to push in. showers turning win to read. england and wales with a cloudy start. increasing amounts of sunshine, may be reaching east anglia in the afternoon. sunshine to be p

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brea made $200,000. riverside made $70,000. rancho cucamonga lost $92,000.st $300,000. five locations of which three of them make money. where is the cash to fund the loss coming from? -shauna: buena park. -lemonis: where else? -paul: brea. -shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah. we're trying to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it'

behind closed doors, a huge fight brea ks behind closed doors, a huge fight breaks out between lele anders her channel to be shut down. a few minutes later, she rushes home in tears. he blames her mood. —— max. but later, max admits lele is upset because of the contract. nothing is resolved, but neither side wants to push things too far for the moment. still, the superfan is worried about lele. so the next day, he orders a taxi to ta ke so the next day, he orders a taxi to take him to shanghai to meet her in person. but he is adamant his intentions are not romantic. halfway through the journey, he pulls over to a service station, and checks in with her. he discovers that, despite the unsigned contract, lele is back on air. as usual, he requests a song, and then sings along with her. it took him four hours to get to this iconic and romantic waterfront area in central shanghai, where they have arranged to meet. but by the time he arrives it is past midnight, and all the lights have been switched off. lele is still at work live streaming, and he doesn't want to wait here. they head off to

if you get sunshine, to the east of high ground where the cloud brea ks east of high ground where the, particularly across cheshire and north—east wales, temperatures as high as 15. cooler to the north of the rain in the far north of scotland, but milder than normalfor north of scotland, but milder than normal for this north of scotland, but milder than normalfor this time of north of scotland, but milder than normal for this time of year. things change early next week, the rain in scotla nd change early next week, the rain in scotland will push southwards across england and wales. reaching southern pa rt england and wales. reaching southern part of england later in the day. we will see the highest temperatures there, but a strong wind ahead of there, but a strong wind ahead of the rain. the wind direction then changes, and while we get sunshine in the north, it will be cooler. this is bbc world news today. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories. donald trump tells world leaders — it's america first — but not at the expense of the global economy. but america first does not mean americ

well, eager to find out more, brea kfast‘s tim muffett got his skates on, and he is at the lee valley and it is about discovering future 0lympic talent. not long until the south korean 0lympics gets under way. are there people out there who could do a lot better in terms of actually becoming actual 0lympians. natalie is from uk sport, and what is the idea behind today's event? this is a nationwide talent id search for a 15—year—old and we are searching for anyone who thinks they could be an olympic or paralympic champion in a whole range of sports. it is run by the institute of sport in partnership with other sports, and you can sign up with other sports, and you can sign up via our website and the information is there. and there are lots of examples of athletes who have gone through this type of campaign who have gone on to become champions. how do you know that someone champions. how do you know that someone will become an 0lympian? you can be good at sport but there is a huge difference to representing your country in the olympics. we are looking for people who have some athletic t

and it is another very strong start to a new trading week in asia, following a record—brea ker on walleet on friday. we will talk you through the winners and losers. the problem of fraud may have been around for centuries. but despite that, across the globe, activity is still on the rise. law enforcement agencies are having an increasingly difficultjob of tackling new types of economic crime. here in the uk, the latest report by accountants bdo, out today, reveals the total value of reported corporate fraud has risen by a staggering 538% over the last 15 years, to £2.11 billion. this seems to be part of an international trend. the most recent economic crime survey, by accountants pwc, says more than a third of organisations report being victimised by economic crime. and cyber crime has gone up the list, jumping to the second—most reported economic crime among businesses. it ranges from identity theft, payment card theft, through to areas like cryptocurrency manipulation. so what is the cost of this? hiscox insurance says, in 2016, cyber crime cost the global economy over $450 billion,

normally potholes develop after wet and cold weather, but the rac says it is seeing the number of brealess of the season. rac patrols attended 2830 potholes will eat it recounts between october and december of last year. that‘s 11% more than the same period the year before. vehicles they attended typically suffered damage to shock absorbers, broken suspension and punctured wheels. local roads have suffered from years of underinvestment and we would like to see ring—fence funding put in place so councils can plan their work appropriately and really sort out the problem once and for all. the government says it is investing £23 billion to increase capacity and improve road journeys. the majority of that will go on major roads and motorways, with budgets under increasing strain the pressure is mounting on councils to plug the gaps in local roads where most journeys begin or end. there will be more on that at 6am, on breakfast. charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day‘s news, business and sport. this is the briefing. the latest headlines: donald trump‘s set to give his keynote

race to the bottom and six months before that, ernie the son wanted to buy a house in the city of brea in southern california but couldn't get a loan. banks not so sanguine anymore about the security of a poker player. so he boired the money from ern ernie's father, $660,000. real estate started tanking. his father asked him to go to the bank, refinance, pay back his loan and ernie couldn't. >> he was frantic trying to refinance his home. >> and at the time they were killed, he had missed a mortgage payment to his parents for the first time. >> so this is approaching some sort of crisis. >> that's what we felt, yes. >> motive? well, maybe. investigators told ernie they wanted to talk and he agreed to come down to the station where he explained that their suspicions were groundless. ernie had an alibi. >> there will be credit card transactions and phone records of me driving from las vegas back to brea, california. >> the night of the murder, said ernie, he was home in southern california hours and hours away from his parents' house. he had driven from las vegas that afternoon. stopped

you back for more live coverage from the american historical associations annual meeting taking a a brea, probably back in about 30 minutes. returning for discussion about slavery at presidential plantations including james madison montpelier, thomas jefferson's plantation. you can also watch online at c-span.org or joint is like using the c-span radio free app. while the group is taking a break will look back at this morning session had to do with free speech focus on professors on college campuses. >> so i thought our first topic that we might discuss is the question of the distinction between free speech and academic freedom, whether they are, in fact, identical or quite subtly different for very different matters to be concerned with at our institutions of higher education. and carol, i wonder if you would like to take that on first? >> as i understand it, -- >> i think you need to use the multiplex microphone. thanks. >> so the question you're asking is by the relationship between a commitment to free speech and the speech of faculty members, and how, the ways in which this issue ha

a gamma pods called machine and it lowers the amount of radiation by isolating brea sts so that other tissue is not exposed. it is expected to be available to early-stage patients next spring. erin: for a team with a little expectations to start the season, the capitals have really turned it up as of late. mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. but after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined. luckily, the geico insurance agency had recently helped mary with renters insurance, and she got a totally fab replacement wardrobe at bloomingdale's. mary was inspired to start her own fashion line, exclusively for little lambs. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's s

the full english brea kfast, to send in an idea.is here to explain more. great ideas, right? some great ideas, queuing also came to mind. there was a study last year that said british people queue according to the rule of sex. if there are six people in the queue they won'tjoin it, and we only like six inches between us and the person in front of us. i think this must be inherent. this is what unesco are trying to do, keep the cultural norms around the country's. unesco award these honoured places on their protected list but the uk doesn't ta ke protected list but the uk doesn't take part, why not? i'm not sure but it seems to me basically you have two apply for these things. some countries are better than others and may be the uk isn't so good at it. china apply for a lot of these things and they have as protected mongolian throat singing and the national poem of kurdistan, even though they are from a big countries, —— even though they are from other countries. let's refer to the various things we have on the table. the neapolitan

and all the hand tossed salad and fresy baked brea because the best things in life should be never endingr ending classics, starting at $11.99 for a limited time, only at olive garden. >>> promotional considerations provided by -- pplying. we listened. new gold bond radiance renewal exliates then our triple blend of moisturizers helps prevent dry skin. gold bond. >>> queensland police were driving down the road when it looks like they may have just missed doc and marty. >> did the car go back in time? >> they were trying to jump back to 1984 pause there's a trail of flaming debris left behind on the road. the police officer whips around and follows that trail of fire. however at the end he did not find a delorean. he found a 49-year-old driver, towing a trailer with no wheels. he drove 12 miles like this. this is under investigation and they say the driver is cooperating. you do know that it is summer down in australia, and this did set off some spot fires alongside the road. thankfully that didn't turn into anything traumatic. over to china where this truck driver stopped in the middle o

largely dry, generally cloudy but some brea ks dry, generally cloudy but some breaks in the south eastrsts of rain in this rain band, 8am likely to be across north west england and to the north, that is where we are into the cold air. sunny spells but showers. they will be over high ground in scotland, already turning wintry. it will stay breezy in the northern half of the country as we go on through the day with chilly weather, sunshine and wintry showers. the rain will move south and east across england and wales, quite heavy burst in some places. behind that rain band we get into the cold air. temperatures coming down from the north as the day goes on. tuesday, a dry start comic touch of frost in places. like winds and a pincer movement of weather systems, in the south west and north—west bringing rain. those temperatures lower, 6—9. that is the theme for the week ahead, colder weather. often windy with gales at times. cold enough for wintry showers, particularly over high ground in the north. a full forecast is available online. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police have

the best of the cloud brea ks mist and fog.rn scotland. they could remain there for friday. they could remain there for friday. the cloud was low enough to touch the top of the tallest buildings in london. more the on friday. low pressure in greenland, high pressure near finland. a long way away from the uk. that means for us there is rarely a breath. that is why the weather is not changing. for many of us, a cloudy start. some mist and fog patches dotted around. the worse of these in northern ireland and somerset poor visibility. down to 100m ina somerset poor visibility. down to 100m in a few places. hill fog elsewhere. don't expect any major changes elsewhere. sunny spells coming through. the best of these in parts of south—west england and wales and running up into western scotland. perhaps northern ireland as well. central and eastern england, that is where the cloud is likely to be rather thicker. 0ccasional bright spells. 0n the whole, a cloudy day. it could even be big enough for the occasional spot of drizzle from time

brea whiteheaded for his memorial. her mission? to join the conversation happening there. >> i don't know where it came from. it was just wet and raining and all of a sudden there was fog. >> slicing through dense fog a stone figure stands tall overlooking a nation. >> it looks like this is a good place to have a little bit of solitude. >> donning raincoats and heavy hearts patches gathering to recognize what one man is meaning for them. >> we're at the martin luther king, jr. memorial next to the tidal pool in washington. >> all eyes peering through mystified. >> on tv it's like oh, but when you see it in real life, it's like amazing. >> even though not old enough to remember when -- >> i feel like he's a soldier. >> -- martin luther king, jr. is known for his hand in changing the course of history and fighting for equality. >> if it wasn't for people like him, black people like me and my brother, we can't even go to the same restaurant with white people. >> gave us hope for a time when there wasn't any. >> martin luther king stan

the rest of the day, after cloudy start, brea ks rest of the day, after cloudy start, breaks in the cloudd and northern ireland. here in eastern england cloud is stubborn. thick enough to occasionally get the odd spot of drizzle. friday evening, the first sign of change in the western areas. a band of rain in northern ireland, swinging into north and western wales and south england. to the east, same old story, cloud and misty with some clearer spots in scotland. temperatures above freezing. for the weekend, this band of rain will become slow—moving. if you find yourself stuck underneath, it might be raining for most of the day on saturday. to the east, greater chance of getting a few breaks. just as the breeze starts to pick upa breaks. just as the breeze starts to pick up a little bit. on sunday, another atlantic front moving from the north—west pushing its way south and east. in the monday, it will clear at the way and it is then that oui’ clear at the way and it is then that our weather gets more exciting because cold air is swinging right backin because cold air is swinging right bac

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and i would just stay up and work late into the night and told myself this is how you do it or you brea at your breakoute life to another. just to let you in on literary merits of the title [inaudible] it was like ed's wedding 700 pages and because i was a fan i needed to cut it down to 300 pages and i said to my wife i think you will be very pleased with the results if you wouldn't mind reading it so she took it into the next room and i perched nervously outside the door and she must've been on paragraph four i looked in and she was sitting like this in i sometims will make a criticism and you say yes of course. i was so tired when i wrote the book there is no verbs. i started writing short stories and had some success with that said that was my first novel which we still have in my basement in syracuse if anybody wants to see it. but about the same time we were down in dc with our daughters were maybe two or three at the age you were driving by the oak hill cemetery and my wife's cousin pointed up the hill to a crypt that was up there and said did you know that is where lincoln's belo

wettest and windy as to the south and west and perhaps try and break south and west and perhaps try and breawever on friday for all of us, strong winds with heavy rain is well and the worst of the wind across the central region of the british isles. no matter where you are, no escape from the bad weather in the week ahead. hello. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. china has banned the import of many types of foreign rubbish, including plastics, and will no longer recycle 2a categories of overseas waste . it is the world's biggest market for waste, but beijing says the materials it imports often contain dirty or hazardous matter that pollutes the local environment. south korea welcomes the north korean leader's suggestion of sending a group to the winter olympics. kim jong—un also warned the us that the nuclear launch button was on his desk. and this story is trending on bbc.com. hundreds of women in the us entertainment industry have started a campaign to fight sexual harassment. the group, called time's up, has raised millions of dollars to provide legal support for victim

south, a few brea ks later northern england. south, a few breaks in the cloud. turning chilly.otland will be wintry. here with the first signs of the cold weather to arrive. in the south, maybe sunshine around but a fair bit of cloud in the south of england and wales. showers along the coasts and a wintry mix here in north england and wales. north of that, into the colder air, increasing amounts of sunshine for northern ireland and #1k4r57bd for many western areas of scotland, a dry and a sunny day, as it is in northern ireland. where there is shelter from the winds from the north sea, a risk of icy patches and wintry showers blowing in here. it is struggling to break up the cloud in wales and midlands, still some damp and dreary weather in the south. temperatures six and sevens. colder in the north but at least they have some sunshine. winds still blowing. cloud for a while in the south. it does sink into the english channel. with clearer skies in the north for longer, this is where it gets colder. a widespread frost and temperatures may be down to minus 10 celsius. a headline

harry kane is another record—brea ker this time of the evening! from sportsday. we'll be back with another edition of sportsday in just over half an hour. see you then. is it made a big difference today whether you're in the west of the east. this is how cloudy it was, more so than that if you were anywhere near this weather front, which has produced quite a bit of rain, especially in the south—west, where it has rained for a good few hours now. 0vernight, i think the rain will lose intensity, petering out in many places. elsewhere, if you keep the cloud, you won't see much frost. as you can see from the temperatures, it won't be a widespread problem. if you are up early on sunday, you may still find vestiges of that rain still there across the southern uplands. it will be largely a dry day but maybe the odd passing shower of rain. there will be some sunshine across some of these western spots, maybe if you've got high ground in the east, that will help break the cloud as well. then this wind and rain, and plenty of both, will gradually move down

it is 15 years since scientists completed the first human genome professor hubbard appearing on bbc breafirst genome, we can apply it directly in the nhs. as well as diagnosing rare diseases, knowledge of the genome helped develop personalised medicine, treatments tailored to patients rather than generic diseases. we all are slightly different and lots of that information is encoded in the genes. by looking at your genome, in the future we will be able to work out what is the most appropriate treatment for you. alex has leopard syndrome's tell—tale freckles and a host of complications affecting his heart and other organs. diagnosis does not mean that you need new treatment but he and his family start 2018 better equipped than ever to manage his condition. the east coast of north america is shivering in a record—breaking freeze. it comes after a massive snow storm that reached as far south as florida. temperatures are forecast to fall below minus 29 degrees celsius, as andrew plant reports. the new year has brought new record low temperatures to america's east coast. this odds, freezing w

brea kfast‘s graham satchell is getting a taste of the action for us this morning.r. happy new year. we are not alone. we have cheerleaders from all over the southern states of america, mainly from texas, rehearsing for the annual parade kicking off today. about 8000 performers and half a million people are expected on the streets of london. you carry onward ching the girls and i will talk to the director of the parade. good morning. —— watching. the director of the parade. good morning. -- watching. this has been going on for 30 years. we started this because london was a grim place at this time of year. we wanted to liven up the city. not only that, we wanted something the whole family could do to celebrate the new year. new year's is a bit of a drunken event. what are some of the highlights? we have the fabulous marching bands from the us and all over the world. we have cheerleaders. we have all of the competition, including floats, and showtime! roll up, roll up, to the greatest show on earth. here is the marching band. they are from troy, 0hio. you will notice

temperatures should not got too much but a few brea ks should not got too much but a few breaks are possibleorning, the far west of england and the south east of scotland, and that will fizzle out through the day. tomorrow, lots of cloud, maybe some brighter breaks, especially as the breeze picks up, and whilst temperatures are down on what they are today, the winds are up what they are today, the winds are up in as well. the heavy rain will push south and east and bring about a big change as i will show you in half an hour. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the liberal democrats are warning ministers not to agree to a tax—payer funded bailout of the troubled construction company carillion, which employs 20,000 people. the bbc understands that high—level government meetings are under way. the african union demands an apology from president trump for reportedly using a vulgar and disparaging term to describe nations on the continent. the union accused the trump administration of misunderstanding africans. a ban on credit and debit surcharges has come into force today. it's hoped it will

they give generous tax brea ks pollution. free ferries and toll fa res. get the benefit of free ferries and toll fares. norway is the biggest producer of oil in western europe. the government now has two claw—back on all these subsidies and ways of encouraging people to use electric, because they have been so successful? her razor norway! leading the way. —— a ray for norway. see you soon. her good morning. our turbulent run of weather is set to continue. it has been a wet start this morning. we will see the wind pick—up in wales. inland gusts could reach 60 mph, strong enough to bring down one or two trees. there could be transport disruption and localised power cuts. further north the wind will not be that strong. a band of persistent rain getting in across the central belt and southern scotland. some miserable weather in northern ireland and scotland. snow across higher ground. further south, gusty winds developing across wales and southern england with the risk of localised destruction. the winds die off for of localised

brea ks lighter and drizzle by the morning.in —— patchy drizzle. either side of that, we could see more cloud breaks through the day but generally another cloudy story. windy across scotla nd another cloudy story. windy across scotland and northern ireland later. idnof scotland and northern ireland later. i dn of the and northern ireland are not just windy but also wetter. i dn of the and northern ireland are notjust windy but also wetter. a speu notjust windy but also wetter. a spell of heavy rain and gale force winds will spread very quickly southwards and these words, to be in the south east corner and east anglia by monday. what it will do will bring about change for next week, introducing brighter skies but also much colder weather. ...the the african union demands an apology from president trump for upper —— reportedly using a vulgar and disparaging term to describe nations on the continent, something which mr trump denies. the union accused mr trump of misunderstanding africans. dentists are warning of a tooth decay cris

the following morning, my first stop after i skipped brea kfast was geoffrey woo.executive of a firm called hvmn. it promotes fasting as a way to boost productivity and increase our health span — that is the number of years you are fully able before the troubles of old age. geoffrey promotes the 36—hour fast that i'm on and his company sells products they claim will boost your body's reaction to fasting. so when you're extending beyond a 24—hour fast, you're dipping into a metabolic state called ketosis, which converts your stored body fat into a really efficient source of energy called ketone bodies. as one gets better at being in ketosis, cognitive clarity ends up being a productivity boost. to test it, we measured the ketone level in my body with a simple blood test. my ketone levels were low, as could be expected, but next i drank one of hvmn's ketone—producing products. you can expect to see within 15 minutes equivalent to five to seven days worth of fasting level of ketones in your system. the science behind what benefits can be had isn't exactly watertight.

but for now, i think i'm going to choose brea kfast. that was dave lee.onger life might take a little while longer, technology has been looking at other ways to help us been looking at other ways to help us live on through avatars. the university of salford california has been creating virtual versions of holocaust survivors for the last few yea rs, holocaust survivors for the last few years, preserving their memories and experiences for future generations. survivors are interviewed at length inside a special light stage used by hollywood to capture them in 360 degrees. using voice recognition and machine learning, anyone can interact with these digital holograms at special exhibit sites. one end, that was my dad's aston martin survived, so from the immediate extended family there were three of us that survived. i went along for a scan myself. now the rig admittedly looks rather make sure with lots of low—cost cameras capturing me from different angles. by capturing me from different angles. by scanning some extreme facial expressions, most mouse movement

brea kfast‘s graham satchell is getting a taste of the action for us this morning.unded by cheerleaders from various heights of america. they are rehearsing, going through theirfinal america. they are rehearsing, going through their final paces. it is called the new year's day parade. it kicks off a 12 o'clock. this is one of the cheerleaders. good morning. where are you from? the majority of us are where are you from? the majority of us are from texas. some, louisiana. have you been to london before? this is my first time out of the us. and what do you think what you are today? today isjust so exciting. the parade is super, like, we are also pumped and ready for this. hgppy also pumped and ready for this. happy new year. good luck. happy new year. as well as cheerleaders, we have many different things. you can see some stunt riders. they are from stu nted see some stunt riders. they are from stunted reality. there are two of them doing things i would not recommend doing if you are hung on new year's day. and this person is hopefully going to jump over a jeep! good

charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch brea. not so adventurous?icers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers south of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the saintly people. jajouka is also home to one of morocco's better-known musicians, bashir attar. jazz and rock 'n' roll musicians have traveled all over the world to jajouka to meet this the guy. he's a lineage of master musicians, all from this small mountain village. ♪ >> famously dubbed as a 4,000-year-old rock band, by william burroughs, bashir, his son and these musicians maintain

know, this is a presidency where we have had to get used to be leaving 15 incredible things before breare breakfast, where the most outrageous things become a bit ho—hum. where does all this rank in all that, do you think? i think this is the biggest split between a presidential adviser and his boss in american history, in modern american history. you never see history, in modern american history. you never see someone history, in modern american history. you never see someone so history, in modern american history. you never see someone so viciously attacked by both that person and the president, for someone to say that the president's sun, oh and son, committed treason is shocking in washington. how much credibility should we give it? you know as a journalist we are always told you have to be wary of anything that tells you what you quite like to believe, that confirms your prejudices. and this book is allegedly based on a series of interviews with a series of people who have been known to tell quite a lot of untruths. so even if it is an accurate transcript of interviews, we would st

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brea kfast breakfast time at a south london school, a handy aid to working families and those strugglingproduct of getting certain benefits. but universal credit which families can move on and off when earnings change could make it hard for the school to know who is eligible. it would be very complicated for the school and we would find it hard to monitor and follow. parents would not understand. 0ne follow. parents would not understand. one week we are asking for money, the following month, we are not. it is confusing for the school, parents, nota are not. it is confusing for the school, parents, not a good way of doing it. the school has invested heavily in giving children healthy food, currently all families who get universal credit can get free school meals. the department for education plans to restrict provision. in future, and the families whose earnings are less than £7,a00 a year before benefits will qualify —— when the families. the school has a com plete the families. the school has a complete commitment to healthy eating, it has its own garden for growing vegetables, it has e

if the cloud brea ks of cloud and mild air. up to 15 degrees. that will not last. rain pushes south on monday, leaving cooler weather behind it for the middle of the week. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the attorney general has acknowledged that "very serious mista kes" over the disclosure of evidence by prosecutors have led to the collapse of recent trials in england and wales. at least 95 people have been killed and more than 150 injured, as an explosion rocks the afghan capital kabul. it comes a week after a major taliban attack on a high—profile

hello, welcome back, you're watching brea kfast hello, welcome back, you're watching breakfast with dan. all the latest news and sport in a moment but also on breakfast this morning, and is there a crisis of trust at the bbc? that's the claim from the corporation's china editor, who quits in protest at unequal pay for women. we find out what the law says when it comes to pay parity. if you've ever heard your back begin your garden, we will tell you how from hollywood can be used to help ease your pain. last night's golden globes were the first major event since the film industry was caught up since the film industry was caught up in the sexual harassment scandal and the stars used to the occasion to show their support for the victims. we'll have reaction from los angeles. good morning. a summary of the main stories from bbc news, theresa may will reshuffle her cabinet today in the most extensive changes since she became prime minister. before most senior members of the government will remain in their current posts while more women and mps from ethnic minorities are likely to be promoted

. -- i brea immigration plan.would allow daca recipients by june 2012 -- 2022 to could come citizens and provide 1.6 billion for the wall eliminate lottery. president trump is already rejected a similar condition sep. joining us ed rollins, senior presidential fellow. fox business contributor, and great american. let's start with the proposal on dhaka. suddenly daca is taking over everything. i'm kidding. they don't put daca near the top of the list, but it happened in white house, and some parts of democratically helter torrey in house and senate. >> that gang is talking about. is bill that is dead on arrival, they won't get two votes beyond their group. unless the president signs off on something, and unless house and senate leaders sign off on something. lou: let me ask, this reminds me of george h.w. bush who had what 80% approval rating at one time. deciding he was going back on a promise, he said famously read my lips be no new taxes, and a few years later says we'll raise taxes, you were there. >> i was one

they didn't go all in on brea bread. bread was arm, basic. the bread is where it's at. >> minnesota here i can see the beef is good and cheese obviously in that county or country and would you -- >> should i get one. >> you should i definitely recommend you get a squusy lucy. i don't know if you'll run into tom brady or anyone out here. >> we'll see tom providey improving. >> he got twelve stitches out of his happened. that how do you expect the eagles to approach him. >> i talked to brandon graham the other day it before we left and i asked him about how important it is to be as fresh as they are along the defensive front. he said he never felt better that point in the season and. >> you can tell it's true. >> and they are releaptless. but, what else had you put grant or youry out there looking like are you their backup. derrek barnett the first round pick the rotation will be. >> i think if i'm to look at this game and break it down, i think the strongest individual unit in this game is eagles defensive line when k you can go 7 deep and i e

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the tail loilgtlights, the breas you see, that's eastbound at the curve where really traffic is crawling at best. so our bug right now is kind of affecting your view of the drive time, but i can tell you its 46 minutes on a drive time that usually takes about 17, 18 minutes right now. average speeds are are in the upper 20s. you are just crawling. i'll tell you if traffic is building up there as a result of what's going on here. but westbound coming out of philadelphia right along the curve, no delay of any importance to tell you about. berks, there is a crash. right at the beginning of the exit ramp to groves town road. i'll let you know when that clears. >>> let's take a live look outside right now. this is look over wilmington from our blue rock stadium camera, and you can see it's still dark out there. we've got sunrise coming up in the next hour. meteorologist bill lanehenley tracking that out there. >> we've seen some scattered snow showers in the mountains. that's not going to happen for the rest of the area. it's too warm for any snow. the pokano mountains are in the low 30s. you

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her attacker remains a fugitive, that story right after the brea break. >> shannon: another claim tonightf sexual misconduct and assault, it comes ahead of a major awards show this weekend, a storm of allegations that has toppled actors, producers and screenwriters across the industry. the late-breaking details, height, trace. >> for women have now accused oscar winning director paul haggis of sexual misconduct, best known for directing crash oscar winning director paul and million dollar baby is being accused by publicist holly best known for directing crash breese of rate. he denies the allegations and has now sued her for distortion, she wanted $9 million to settle the claim were she threatened to go public. the three other accusers have chosen to remain anonymous. at this weekend on a bed carpet you will see a plethora of black, called on women to wear black at the golden globes to support the fight against sexual harassment. nominees have all found to wear black and hundreds of others have expected to follow suit but some women believe the blackout is dumbing down the debates and wom

tragically lieutenant matt letourneau of engine company 45 joins that host of heroes and our hearts are breareaking. >> a city in mourning. a fire lieutenant making the ultimate sacrifice. lieutenant matthew letourneau runs into a burning building but does not make it out okay. now, family, friends, the fire department and complete strangers are with heavy hearts tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm joyce evans. >> i'm dawn timmeney. >>> today the city lost a real her row lieutenant letourneau died fighting to keep our community safe. speak of the 11-year-old veteran including mayor jim kenney calling him one of the best. fox 29's joanne pileggi is live at the philadelphia fire department with more on this heart-breaking story. joanne? >> reporter: good evening everyone. well it gets you right in the heart. two dead after a fire in north philly. one of them living in the home the other one of the brave, city workers. a firefighter who died doing his job. >> when i came outside the fire was a blaze. the first floor, the second floor, um, really couldn't see anybody inside. it was just fire com

we get that east, southeast brea first rain yes, sir for-- we get rain comeing in and it has been a long time coming and i think -- we get rain coming and i think it looks -- >>> a man convicted of killing two jewelry store clerks in 2013 learned his fate today. white was faced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. last year, a jury found him guilty of 16 felony counts including one count of attempted murder and two counts of first-degree murder. prosecutors say white shot and killed the two -- he killed the owner because he thought the owner short-changed him on a necklace he bought at the store. more news coming up. stay with us. >>> just into our news room, paul manafort, trump's former campaign -- he filed a lawsuit against muller and the justice department. in the suit manafort says muller exceeded his authority by investigating him for a conduct that was not related to russia interference in the 2017 presidential election. manafort was indicted on charges of conspiracy and money laundering in october. >>> we're getting reports of light rain showers around the bay are

we talked so many times we couldn't get a brea >> this week, overall, i think we will get a weather.lison: nice. bill: we are not in a hard freeze. it's the opposite. if you have frozen pipes, your house is going to let you know. this week as it thaws out. you will discover that plumbers will be swamped this week. i would plan on 15 to 18-hour days. no doubt about it. this is what we are looking at. cold scene in cumberland. looking out over the clouds. you have the snow. this shot, in arlington. looking over highway 50. tysons is over 123. the traffic is moving okay. this is a big focus here. looking to the northeast. i'm not that concerned about the roads. most if not all the roads are fine. more concerned about the sidewalks and things that may not have the salt. we saw brad bell's report earlier on. but with that said check on roads in stormwatch7. still looking good where you are? >> yeah. it is looking good. i'll flip you around so you can see. we drive down the road heading south on 27. we are up near mount erie and got off 70. working our way south. we are in montgomery count